Welcome to the sixth largest continent. Europe has 46 countries. Look at the map. Can you find some countries that are part of Europe?
In Europe, the people of each country have their own language, customs and culture.
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Hola! from Spain. Spain is a country in Europe. Colorful festivals and lively celebrations are a major part of life in Spain. |
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People of Sweden are called Swedes. Sweden is a country in Europe. |
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Old Market square in Poland. Poland is a country in Europe. |
Interesting facts, places to see, things to do in Europe!
| Europe is a favorite place for people to travel. Here are just a few of the many famous and beautiful places that are in Europe. | |
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Millions of people travel to see the Colosseum and other Roman ruins. The Colosseum, which was once used by gladiators, is in Italy, a country in Europe. |
| It's Big Ben! This famous clock tower stands in London, England. England is a country in Europe. |  |
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The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris France. France is a country in Europe. |
| Many people like to go climbing or skiing in the Alps in Switzerland. Switzerland is a country in Europe. |  |
Many animals that once roamed throughout Europe are now found only in zoos. However, some are still found in the wild.
| Ermine are tiny, ferocious mammals that live in the arctic regions of Europe. As it gets cold, the ermine loses its dark fur and grows a pure white coat, only the black tail tip remaining. |  |
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Although strictly protected in most countries, the Eurasian Lynx are becoming scarce, and some races are in danger of extinction. |
| The slow worm (also spelled slowworm) is a legless lizard that looks like a snake. The slow worm is found all over Europe. |  |
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Red Squirrels are still abundant in Europe. |
| Reindeer are herded by many European and Asian Arctic people. |  |
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